Bernard

---

This page has been marked as a stub. Please help improve the page by adding information.

---

Bernard Bernard's portrait from The Blazing Blade.

Gender Male Race Human Nationality Laus Starting class General Appearance(s) The Blazing Blade

Bernard (Japanese: ベルナルド Bernard) is a Knight Commander of Laus in charge of the siege inside Castle Caelin and the boss of chapter 16 (17 Hector) of Fire Emblem: The Blazing Blade. Bernard leads his forces inside the castle and takes several Caelin hostages, but eventually loses his grip as the hostages escape and he is eventually defeated by the three lords and their army.

Stats

The Blazing Blade

Chapter 16E/17H, Normal Chapter 16E/17H, Hard General Level 1 Affinity -- Stats Max HP 29 Luck 2 Strength 14 Defense 13 Skill 9 Resistance 10 Speed 3 Constitution 15 Movement 5 Aid 14 Inventory Eliwood's tale: Steel Lance Hector's tale: Steel Axe Javelin Weapon Levels -- C E -- -- -- -- -- General Level 1 Affinity -- Stats Max HP 33 Luck 2 Strength 16 Defense 14 Skill 10 Resistance 11 Speed 4 Constitution 15 Movement 5 Aid 14 Inventory Eliwood's tale: Steel Lance Hand Axe Hector's tale: Steel Axe Javelin Weapon Levels -- C E -- -- -- -- -- {{{content3}}} {{{content4}}} {{{content5}}} {{{content6}}} {{{content7}}} {{{content8}}} {{{content9}}} {{{content10}}} {{{content11}}} {{{content12}}} {{{content13}}} {{{content14}}} {{{content15}}}

Quotes

Battle quote

“

I am Bernard, Knight Commander of Laus! I would test the might of those who bested Bauker!

”

— Bernard, in Fire Emblem: The Blazing Blade.

Death quote

“

This is a just reward... for Laus's brutality...

”

— Bernard, in Fire Emblem: The Blazing Blade.

Trivia

• In the NTSC version, Bernard’s description states that he is the “Knight Commander of Bern”, despite being in charge of the Laus army. This is a translation mistake. In the Japanese and PAL releases, he is correctly described as the “Knight Commander of Laus”.

Etymology and other languages

Names, etymology and in other regions
Language	Name	Definition, etymology and notes
English	Bernard	Derived from the Germanic element bern "bear" combined with hard "brave, hardy".
Japanese	ベルナルド	Bernard
Spanish	Bernard	As above.
French	Bernard	As above.
German	Bernard	As above.

Gallery

Sprite Gallery
General Lance Axe